Customer Ratings & Reviews

Purchased this for my wife who was looking for a slimmer profile smart watch. She previously had the Samsung active, which was a bit too bulky for her. She absolutely loves how thin this watch is, however she did say some features are missing that her Samsung had particularly being able to control alarms and hear alarms through the watch itself and the battery will sometimes make it through day compared to the Samsung's three day battery

Loved the watch, especially so that I could go for runs without my phone and it would use GPS to track my mileage and pace using Strava. However the water resistant description I found misleading since when I went underwater with it in a shallow pool for a little while it totally broke the watch and Google didn't do anything to make it right.

This watch is definitely a great piece of hardware! It's slim feels nice on the wrist and never bothers (at least for me). It definitely has some lacking features which I hope are added in the coming months. It's missing alarm syncing from your Pixel phone, battery charged notifications to your phone, and bed time and DND synchronization times. It's absolutely missing a good battery lifetime, with the regular features it lasts at most 18-ish hours, but can be extended to roughly almost 2 days with most of those features disabled. The new Samsung active can get you 2 days off the top which my wife has. Pro: Feels amazing Easy to control and navigate Google assistant hears me more than my phone Navigation app works well Heart rate tracking is top notch Cons Battery life (mediocre at best) No Alarm sync No Bed time sync No Do not disturb sync

I've been rocking this watch for just over 2 years now. It still runs as good as the day I bought it. Battery life is still strong. Never have connectivity issues. It tracks my Fitbit stats great and helps me track incoming emails and messages much easier than pulling my phone out every 5 minutes. One of the best purchases I ever made.

Works great feels bery comfortable on the wrist very smooth interaction with the watch face itself very good at tracking with yiur finger charges really fast I set it on the charger at 50% and go do something withun about 45 to 50 minutes its back to 100% very easy to use as well

The performance is ok. It runs around 30fps (I believe I read that the display is 30hz) and frame drops happen semi often but nothing major. It honestly feels smoother than galaxy watches even if the framerate isn't as high. The battery is useable but requires charging at least once per day. I usually charge in the morning and it lasts till the next morning. It definitely won't last any longer than 36 hours as that's the absolute maximum I managed to get out of it. Health tracking is amazing and accurate (there's a certain youtuber who compares the biometric data to professional medical devices and it's very close).

After purchasing a Pixel 7A from Google Fi I decided to finally try a smart watch and the Pixel Buds Pro. I waited for the Pixel watch to come out. I liked the physical design of the watch. I have had it for almost a month and do not regret the purchase. In fact, after learning how to incorporate it into my routine I am quite happy with it. My foremost concern has been damaging the display because I am notoriously hard on watches. Surprisingly I have yet to crack or scratch it, but I have been hypervigilant. And no, I did not buy extra insurance. The battery life is a little short, somewhere around 36 hours. Hopefully that improves in future generations but I can live with that. The watch is customizable with plenty of apps, tiles, and watch faces. I settled into my own setup pretty quickly. I got the Bluetooth version because I don't want to pay for separate service, and I always have my phone with me anyway. To sum it up, I'm happy with the watch and would buy it again?

Bought this as a present for my wife, she uses it as a her current watch. Like to change setting, features and has a few bands so she can match her attire for the day.

I have been holding out on getting a smartwatch until the Pixel & it was definitely worth the wait. The integration with Fitbit is very good. I finally retired my Fitbit Versa and the Google Pixel Watch was a definite upgrade. The only draw back is the battery life. A full charge lasts from 24-36 hours. But usually 24.

The only two issues i have with it are battery life and screen size. That being said it does charge quickly! The Google apps and assistant work well on it.

I decided to go back to Android, I specifically liked the features of the Google pixel. Since I was used to having an apple watch I decided to grab this watch. The only real complaint I have is the battery life. It tends to go out pretty quick but it recharges quick as well. If I charge it while going through my nighttime routine it'll have a good enough battery for the rest of the night. Of course it would be nice to have it be a little bigger but I haven't just thought, "I wish this was bigger" in my day to day life. Google has made updates to make this even better so I'm happy with it.

Good design minimalist, bezels are ok could be thinner a little bit, battery life is a little below average for a smart watch, there is a weird screen burn in but it goes away after a few minutes it only happens when it stays on one screen for a while like the always on display clock, overall i would wait for the Pixel watch 2 since its gonna have the new snapdrsgon W5 chipset which should definitely improve battery life, and hopefully some refinements

Has all what i need. Looks good. Works well with my google phone and fitbit app. Works well with my exercise. Battery life could use improvement.

I have owned this watch for several months now and my experience with it is mostly positive. The various features are great. Being able to answer calls on your wrist is convenient, but I have found the sound quality lacking. Once during the last few months, the phone was DOA after a night on the charger. Maybe it got too hot? I was able to reboot to factory settings and start over, but it was kind of a pain. All-in-all though, nice watch with a lot of useful features.

It's okay. It runs smoothly, but no ECG function, and battery life is mediocre, sometimes not lasting through the day. It is hard to get past the screen size, too, and this is the only size they make available. Going from a 45mm Apple Watch made this a huge dropoff in screen size, and it's very, very noticeable. I have since switched to the Galaxy Watch6 Classic 47mm, and I love it.

Keeps me in line with my goals The charging port works great

The watch is very nice, its sleek has nice watch faces. The down side is the battery isnt as good compare to other smartwatches.

Bought the Pixel Watch when it finally went on sale, been a Fitbit user for years and since Google now owns Fitbit and I use a Pixel phone I figured now was the time to finally try a Google OS watch; returned a few days later and just gonna stick with my Fitbit Versa 2 for now (even considered just exchanging for the newer Versa 4 for the same price but with no significant upgrades over the Versa 2 just wasn't worth it to me). I like the design, software and smooth gel of the Pixel Watch but the killer for me was the battery life- my 5 yr old Versa 2 will last 5 days or more if I need it to, the Pixel Watch barely made it through the night while I was sleeping (also no vibration on alarms which makes no sense to me) so no way it'll last 24 hrs much less days. Also definitely gonna need a protective band or case if you do any physical activity because while it's pretty it also looks and feels very delicate; not what a smart watch should be to me. I'd love to try the Pixel Watch again in the future, but the battery needs some serious improvement.

I upgraded from the galaxy watch 3 and i got to say ive been enjoying it. The ui seems to flow way better and it looks sleek on the wrist. The downsides are the the battery bies pretty quickly and the calories burning trackers is way off.

Was a gift for my hubby, he loves it, i like how it tracks heart rate, your sleep, steps, and it has google assistant, down side is the battery doesnt seem to last longer then a day and a half